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Lush poinsettias surrounded by delicate greenery and rosy berries add warmth and beauty to your home when it is cold outside.
Pattern · PieceWork
Remember the knotted friendship bracelets of summer camp? This grown-up version uses lengths of special yarn for a charming ornament. Embrace a creative, whimsical approach and customize freely!
Pattern · PieceWork
Dive into waffle weave with this incredible eBook featuring three projects from the pages of both Handwoven and Easy Weaving with Little Looms.
eBook · Little Looms
Boost your all-weather wardrobe with a textured pullover.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Craft an heirloom for a beloved doll.
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You’ll find the written instructions for each square of this throw blanket in this pattern supplement
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This mini sweater is based on Madeline Keller-King’s miniature pullover pattern. Fashion one in your favorite color, add a few lacy embellishments, and you’re ready for spring!
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With its delicate blooms and sprightly ribbon, this embroidered Victorian topiary tree ornament will buoy your spirits through the unpredictable temperatures and rainy April days.
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Sample Irish crochet in the loveliest way with three beautiful roses to adorn your favorite things.
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Be swept away by the wonderful world of Regency needlework from Jane Austen’s era!
Magazine · PieceWork
This one-skein recipe for making handknitted mitts works for any size and using whatever yarn you choose.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
As warm and beautiful as a ray of sunshine, this pin-loom–woven tartan scarf is sure to brighten up your wardrobe.
Pattern · Little Looms
What do chameleons and variegated yarns have in common? They both change colors!
Pattern · Little Looms
Using variegated yarn and simple pick-up, this lacy pin-loom–woven scarf appears seamless.
Pattern · Little Looms
Go beyond pastel blue and pink with this colorful pin-loom–woven baby blanket.
Pattern · Little Looms
Take a vacation to the Caribbean without leaving your loom with these cheerful rigid-heddle–woven towels.
Pattern · Little Looms
Keep your glasses close at hand with this vibrant inkle-woven cord.
Pattern · Little Looms
Susan started by picking six analogous colors and then plugged them into a random stripe generator. This is the beautiful result.
Pattern · Little Looms
To get a striped effects but without complicated warping, Tammy used a multicolored yarn with long changes.
Pattern · Little Looms
Semirandom stripes and a pick-up pattern mimic the shifting light and colors of a waterfall in this towel design.
Pattern · Little Looms
You'll only need five yarn colors to weave the gradient in this spectacular color-shifting scarf.
Pattern · Little Looms
Take clasped warp to the next level with these two scarves: one in floral shades and the other in bold colors.
Pattern · Little Looms
